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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-13
EOR SALE--LOTS

" ST., bet. - and Goth n. w................ 81
21st St. near ? NV, 4618O ................ 600
cor. and 18th SITS. n.w., 120X1 DID,. OO
I'D st, bet. l. and n W., 1Sx72E, AZ a
cor. Saith and SITS. NV. 37Iii00. as
sst bet 9th and 10th n w., Oi35 $685.. i.s0
30 and 81, 60 So, NV, S,62G So. feet,
n. T. ave. near Corcorsn st., 25xiUS... Els
Conn. ave-, mr. Dupont Circle at bargain.
ST.. bet. 21s and 22d NV. 140x11 L.. Ito
ST.. bet n. CAP. and LIST ne, :,S x96..... so
II st., bet Goth and 2 st n.w., 36xl49.... lilo
" ST. bet. 2lst and 22d n. W.. 25x173..... LOO
st., bet. 2lst and ed NV, 16. lOxl13.. Is
10Th ST. near H. l. ave, 24Xl00... ....... 2.75
R. l. ave.. near 18th st. n.w.........-..... 800
g ST., bet. N. C. ave. and st St n.w....... 80
Boundary st., near Champlafn ave. ...... LOO
Road st., near sgd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Loo
Goth st bet Z and S....................... Ito
Fayette, bet 9TH and 9th NV. 17Ox13O.. SO
st. near Conn. ave-, 24x133.....-...... 50
sd at, near NJ. III 5xi LOO
q I'D ST., near NJ 54xl22. LOO
st., bet. 18th and 18th. 40x12S. ....... Les
5th st., bet. l. and NJ me-, 2Ox95......... rs
Farm near Sandy Spring, Nd, 6S acres. 90
Marshall Hall, Md. 21O acres. ..... 80
O.. r. B.. 10 acres. standardization 90
Rockville Md, 100 acres, . WHOLE ), SOC
Cottage for sale at Hysttsville, $500
=" Laurel. Md......................6,5O 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-13

tSOR SALE-A FINE CORNER HOUSE ON 18th
Il street, east 'front.' desirable location, and cheap
$4,000. OSIRANDER & STALEf,
sl33t 14lO New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-13

AwARNIso 70 BOYS WHO CIRCULATE 'DoDGrRs--
Three small boys were before the Police Court this
morning, charged with violating the police regu-
lattons In leaving advertising circulars on door
steps in South washington this morning. The
boys claimed that they did not violate the law, be-
court held that SO placing them was violation OF
law, and imposed q me OF s.. Their personal
bonds were taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-13

tfoR SALE-DESIRABLE LOT CORNER KENYON
ana IA IN SITS extended Columbia Heights. only Al
cents per foot; cheapest Lot in Columbia Heights
CHARLES ". HANDY,
liz tls3I Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-13

About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon a difficulty
occurred at 1904 Clicks alley between 9th and
9TH and and streets northweSt), In which An
drew Jackson and VIM. Marshall, both coored
took part. Marshall, armed with q baseball bat
less and, believing that he had killed him. he al
once made his escape. Offlcer GantZ had jackson
removed to the FreedmanS Hospital, where II
was found that hts skull was not fractured but It
was q very serious wound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-13
ATTORNEYS.

CLAw, barbour Law buildiug 40 fOpistsna
ayenua Warrington. " @ 6cadeneA Las q ct
NV. d23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-13

ROBBrRIEs REPoRTKD.--Wflliam II. Main, or tn
Belvedere Hotel, reports stolen from his room 81
OF $ worth OF clothing and an umbrella. Mrs
Rose Thompson, 1873 Sth street southwest, report
stolen gold watch and S1.50 In money. Mrs. W
T. McKervan, No 10I2 street. reports stolen
gold watch and chain with charm attached
valued at $50. James Moore, Anacostia, report
stolen silver watch and chain worth s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-13

1vOR SALE-
i brick, 0r and cellar on Caroline st $500
6f1cE, :iT GA Y st. bet 10Th and 10th HWY 0OO
BrrE, a.. NEilach Place 500
Ir..k, liz 81, BET. 10th and lltn SITS ---- 10000
ar, Pierre Place, bet. 9Th and 16th--.-.- 1000
llr, q -. bet 18th and 14th sts...-.---- .,2O9
!. 9T.s"utn Capitol st..-.-.--.--.-------.- lSVV
:, lcT IN tO-rCrAil st---.--.-- -2VUV
. Or, fcntOn ST. mr. Gov. Print 0fhce. ...--- l{3O
. Ir, y St: bet 4th aud 9TH - $50
Or on KisA st. BET i;t and 18th $50
lNT and stable On Rhode Island ay- $500
p'!e.-ess corner on Cap. ST, n. CAPITOL ooOo
&IiCh' iVF u y ST., bet 10Th and 2Ist sts, lie v 90
j rsIl-e OIl DJIiI4rtoI. ave 100
O. teti2ress st. near post 1000
kiSc. improved anu 1ninprUyed property ali parts
CT TIE city Apply 70 j. W. L. MYERS 3 SON.
au- 3" 1i-S New YORK ave-
JsOR sALE-THREE BRICK DWELLINGS On
t.pioi mn near Car.;ol Park Sae East Capitol
pruNvn.eats. lots 2OI 100. bargains.
slO-eO3i J. II wOLsTON. els St nv.
IYoR sALE-HoUsEs AS FOLLOWS: 2o3. EOS,
saI TUi nd ave a e :Siy A st 60J. 601 and
ytt Ioth q. lie: III St he THOAAS A uITCH-
Ill SeS4 81. room 4 au21-eo1ot
TpR SALE-BRICK HOUSE. 4o7H IsT sr. NV.
s.J Mass ave. NV. lot ..UxIO3: brick houses 1909
MllchEii o. st. 1 RON, { ''-'''- aass t@ eo1ot
Tor SALf-A BRAN NEW sIx-RoON BRICK
mouse. Sl4 St s. e; south front. celnenied eel
H,tsri Improvements thoroughly built. comfort
faLPEk, SlO st = au,4-.5ws
tOh sALE-TEAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE go3 NJ
81 w house has ali modern iu,proyen.ents il
BAN O s'9 S Ind easeIaent with lot 24I1o With
ss2w fkEsDkEY ! GskEN. SEQ 7sh st.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-04

At no time in the whole year can we offer you
more inducements to buy than just now. In a
lew weeks we take an annual inventory of stock
and wishing to have it at its very lowest when
the painful duty commences, have resolved to
reduce the prices on winter goods such as Over
coats, Heavy Weight Suits Underwear Fur
Caps and Gloves to such figure that will insnre
their speedy disposal
This may seem a funny thing to do in the
middle Of the coolest weather but we well know
that In one month more the demand for such
goods is abated and they are then doomed to be
carried over for another season.
Our motto is and always will be "New Season,
New Goods and now is the time to strike us for
a bargain that counts. Don't take our word for
1t see for yourselves. Our SO overcoats our
5 10 suits, our 9Oc fur caps and our soc gloves
then you'll talk.
L. NJ. WOOLF & SON,
JOhNStOWn, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-04

Half dozen ears ago it seemed impossf-
bic for Vide A1robe to be more beautiful or
more attractive, yet year after year It has
gone on, adding new features and develop
ing old ones until It seems at last that px-
cellencp can no further 60. It's wealth of
stories. sketches. poetry and Illustrations
furnish an ineXbausttble reservoir of enter
tainment and instruction for members of the
family circle, old as well as young, and its
monthly visir is like a ray Of golden sun-
shine in the household. Wide 4acqke
fills every demand fOI first class magazine
for children in the way of amusement, solid
valuable reading. stimulating thoughts and
suggestions and artistic illustrations. The
Christmas (Dpc.l issue is particularly fine
It contains about hundred pages crammei
with reading matter and pictures. Price 20
cents. The yearly subscription price has
been reduced t. s. 40 year (from s. OO)
while the maCazine will be made more at
tractive than ever. D. 10th op & Co., Prb-
lisrers, Boston.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-04

The fo}lowiro marriage licenses were
issued by the Clerk Of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, February
4fh 1887:
William PleTerkoon and Bertha Roland
,JOhnstown
Patrick Gaven and Mary McHugh, Cam
hria.
Ulysses @. Custer. Richand township and
Minnie Minerva Noon COnemauph
J ". Burns. COnemauCh and Ida Tant-
ainCnr, Johnstown.
Jawps McCIoskev, JOhnstnwn and Mary
Elan COyle. West Taylor township
Alexander Eckstein and Katie DOran.
Cambria borough
c. Anderson and Mary Jackson. Lower
Yo5er
Henry J. Shettir. Cambria township and
Martha NJ SNYDER. Carroll township
Isad0 Byer. Franklin borough and Katie
GruhrrStein. Cambria bOrCugh
james Lee nd Barbara Ritter Cambria
borough
= P. Goughnour and Bell Stineman.
Fast Couemauph
Rudolph ScheIing and Mary Rusibunk
Cambria borough.
Samuel Myers. Cambria borough and
Rachael Cnrs. Altoona
Victor Emanuel Fite and Della Shouick
Cambria borough.
John Kefzniski and Kate Dashner Gal
Hfzin
August Hochstein and Kate ShenkIe.
Juhustuwn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-04

LUTHER-Died at her home in CarroH
-ownship on Saturday, January 29fh. 1887
MIS-. Sophia LutnnT, wife Of Jacob G. Lu-
her, aged about 80 years.
The deceased was a a daughter oF John
Elder, deceased. one Of the pioneer settlers
in the north of the county, after whom
Elder township was called. The deceased
leaves seven children to survive her, two
girls the eldest, Josephine, is the wife Of
MI Enoch Short. Of Cambria township
Alice, who is married to Mr.. Henry Eyer,
Of Carroll township and FIVE boys the eId-
est Of whom is married and all reside in
Carroll township. Peace to her ashes.
FVANS-Died at the home of his parents
in Ebensburg on Wednesday. January 26
1887. Harry Evans, son of ThOs. ID. and
Sarah Evans. aged years.
Little Harry, he is resting
Underneath the frozen scd,
Though his soul is carried upward,
Now in peace to dwell with God.
They will miss him from the household
Where be used to run and play;
Yes, they'll miss him in the future
For he's now beneath the clay.
But there yet remains a comfort
To the sorrOwing parents here
That they soon will meet their darling
In the bright home over there.
O'HARA-Died at her home In Munster
on Monday. January 3, 1887, Miss Julia A.
O'Hara, aged about % years.
The deceased was daughter of Mr.. VIM.
O'Hara of the above named place, and was
respected by all her acquaintances on &C
count of her many good qualities. She was
a devout member of Catholic Chucb, and
her remains, followed by many friends.
were inferred in the Catholic cemetery in
Loretto ou Wednesday, January 8, 1887.
May her soul rest in peace.
Dearest sister thou hast left US
In this wide world all alone,
But we know thou hast bereft us
Only 10 gain heavenly home.
Kind friends, weep no more for her,
She will meet you once again
In q home of blessed union
Where Gods angels reign.
Brightest angels come to meet her,
Guide her to her SaviOur's throne
And pray that we may one day join her
II Gods eternal home. 5,
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One Hundred and Twenty three Acres


a'.a one one 11,5S' l't .,y ,'m- l..',-1 - ne sur
l, lsCr 'nI @ @ n' n'r,'7I T- T9 n h9ylng
the vaIu t."H ulacTa thereon by the Sherihs In
QUESTION.
Also Annie 'fsum nous coal and mineral right
ir and "raor No p which f7 bounded and deSc~ib-
% as i"loWN; 4 certain tract Of lard 81 nate in
sag to"nshln OF 'T4.u-Iln. situate on the waters
OF SJof" I'H'. 're'h'.lhE ~ nhlNtrs. thencN by
land wa-rHntci in name of Catherine Heistar.
south Il degrees east 20 rerchcs to poluters thence
ny nthof lHNd o. fne h"iTS OF r Y thrsty. decd.
south 37l[ dngrcesS west So perches 20 a post.
thence north u da"reeS west nerches, thence nv
Ihhn OF NEnos hGrh hgFth 1+ degreNa west j
pcrrhps r0 post, thence hv same south SO degrees
west 20 raro'.e- TO stones thence by land Of John
/ Grove north Z degree east II nerohns thence bv
/ same north - degrees west II percbes to post
thence Boy sane north % dcarees west % perches
to q post, thence hv same north 10 degrees west
70 Uerrhes, thence 10y same north p degrees west
% perchoz too uost thence bv land Of Sab0 ztisn
Svhrrts north Sc Fovrnes east 81 pe~rhes 10 the
place az ra"f--far. confafntnr FOy-f,S- fo,g-
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nv r9nd or ToND Grove soutb n 4egrees eos+ 1
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deceased north go Jeorees ea Isl % r,arcbs Ia ost
thence nv same son m 80 daraas COST 70 marches 70
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r,ercbes to most thence gourb 22l[ degrees 3i rar
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-04

Mrs. PLmAe ChesIev, Peterson, Claw Co,
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story.
the truth of which is vouched for by the
residents of the town Il am 70 years old ,
have been troubled with kidney complaint
end 'ameress for many years; could not
dress myself without help. Now am free
from soreness. and am able to do all nv
own hOusrw0rk. I owe nv thanks to Elec-
trc Bitters C'r having renewed my youth.
and removed completely all disease and
pain" Try bottle, only SOC at the Drug
Stores Of f James W w. McAteer Of
LOTettO.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-04
Poor House Statistics

ALL medical authorities agree that ca
ttrrh is no more or less than an inflammation
OF tha lining membrane Of the nasal air pass
ages Nasal c7t1rrh and all catarrhal afTpc-
tio0 of tlehead arc not diseases of thg blood
and it. is serious mis- take to treat them as
such. \" causcjsntious physician ever at
temptS Co. do so. It is held by eminent
medical Ue. that sooner OF later specific
viii Do f0u0f FOR every disease from which
humanity eutT"-~. The facts Justify MS in
assuming 'Iat r.r caiarrh at least positive
cure a'rea'v sxjsfs ju Ely's Cream Palm.
NOTICE As most farmers will want e.
get PnOsu' ate ihe coming spring, now is the
time for Won to give your orders for the best
Phosphate ru the market. I am prepared to
fuTnish it in any grade for 325 to $40 ton.
G. HUNTLEY.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-04

The joint Teachers Institute for Clear
field. Cambria ard Indiana counties. held
January 2S aud 29th was largly attended
by teachers. directors and citizens. An ad-
dress was delivered on Friday evening by
Supt Straver on "The New Education"
and Prof. Hammers OF Indiana gave an iiius-
ira ed lecture on "Idealistic Rambles" on
Saturday evening. Co Supt. Cochran was
present and gave several interesting talks
on Saturday. y number of papers were
'read on educational subjects by teachers of
the different counties.
On Saturday afternoon a spelling contest
was engaged in bv tie members Of the In
stitute Three valuable prizes were offered
for the best paper on spelling, They were
taken by Sup't. Strayer, Prof. r. a. Zent-
myer, of CIearfield, and Prof. Langham, of
Indiana. The Institute was the most large
" attended and most successful ever held at
Cherrytree.
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TERMS or SIZE

Oue-rhird OF purchase money to oe paid on co n
hrmatiou OF sa e. and one-third in one year there
after. and one third at the death OF Elizabeth
Christy. the widow Of the decedent the latter
two payments with interest payable annually. TO
be secured hv bonds and mortgages on the prem-
fses The last Judgment 20 remain in the hands
Of the purchasers during the natural lifetime OF
said Elizabeth Christy. aud the Interest thereof
70 by annually paid TO her aliehee. Dr. John T.
Christy JOSEPH a GRAY.
Trustee TO sell real estate Of r. X. Christy. decd
Ebensburg. Feb. !, 1857 .-3t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-04

TIE following program has been adopt
ed for the Local Institute and Reading cir
Gle to be held at St. Augustine, on February
26th 1887. Papers On the following topics
will be read
Habits and Manners of Pupils.-MIss AL
mira Stalb.
School Room Hygiene, Mrs. Libbie Adams.
Authors Days in School, Miss Mary Dun
neGan.
What is True Teaching miss Sue Conrad.
TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION.
Special Duties of Directors,-John Durbin.
Value Of Physical TraIning,-W. j. Cramer.
The New EducatiOn.-Supt. StTayer.
Reading aud discussion Of Raub's School
Management, Parker's Talks on Teaching
AMI Jan. No. Of Educational Reporter will
follow.
Meeting will begin promptly at 10 o'clock,
a. m.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-04
RnokIen.s ArnIca saIve.

The best sa:ve in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chillblains
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed 70 give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box. For
sale by E. James and W. W. McAteer, Of
IOrettO.
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Saturday, February 26. 1887.

at 10 O'Clock. a. NJ. the following described Real
Fsrate mentioned 1nd described in n Third
Piuries Writ of Partition ani draft ACCOMMODATING
same. in the Estate Of F. X. Christv. decd. viz.
All the bituminous coal and mineral rirh in
and under pU-nart No. !. which is bounded aud
described follows. certain tract Of land Situ-
ate in GaIlifzin toTnshin. Cambria county Pa.
adjoining lands surveyed in the name Of Catha-
rjne Hnister. 'a nj surveyed In the name Of Rich.
ard Whitehead and land Of ROdzer BradIey's es-
tate and 0tha~S. hotter known rs the Jacob Bur
COON tract. or the O!d Homestead. beginning at
q suVar call. thence hv land warranted in the
name 0f Richard Whitehead. north 37lE degrees
east 1qf pr~-EaS 70 q sugar. thence bv and Of
Roger Bra H7nv=' heirs south 45at degrees east 216
0c~chcs 20 urf-f0~s. thence by land warranted in
name of Catherine Holster south s. degrees west
~. ua---a- --- --L--- IL -r------
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-04

nor RENT-The uudersI gued Of
IL fers the following desirable property for
rent An elegant storU-ro1m 2lxf1 feet. elegant
glass window. suitable for hardware store or any
other store and there is tin bop ana tools in sA
building There Is good garden and let attAch-
ed and rooms iu the building suitable ior
dwelling splendid opportunity for one want
ing 10 start q -v.arc irl.' -EuruE r~rto- nent
ne fra7 D. lTr-I.lr c-rar.lf-lt..f o. nave been
csrrvirf. ON fa- hu-sna-S f.sr Ye. r. The annTe
f,ror.rtv Is -ftuat-d iu CarrolItupu. Cambria
County Pa
cultivation situated tu Carroll township conTen-
terf 10 the Is rough Possession given April lst,
1sS- Crfl 0u 90 address.
, ANDREW n HATCf,
u-.-.- gl-raIJaWu Camnia Go, Pa
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-04

EXECUTORS NOTICE.-Noticp is
IL hereby given that letters teStamentary on
the estate Of JOhn Noel. late OF Munster tow n
ship, Cambria county deceased. have been grant
ed TO the undersigned. All persons indebted 70
said estate are required TO make iumC diate pay
mcnt, and those having claims against the same
are requested to present the same properly au-
thenticited for settlement
CHARLES NOEL, Executor.
Loretto. Jan. 2S 1851
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-04

TRIAL. LIST.-FolIowing is list Of causes set
| down for trial at Special Term OF court
February 2sth 1851:
BoIand vs.. Wilson Strayer vs.. Burnes, NC
Closkey VS.. McClOskey. Stemmer vs.. aust
Rearer vs. Shoemaker. Williams vs.. NintOn-
Lance Lance. Gwinn VS.. shay. ct al. same
VS.. REYNOLDS. H A. SHOEMAh Ehr ITO y
Proth'ys once. Ebensburg, Pa, Feb. I, 1897.
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A MOUNTS DUE FROM CoNsTABLEs.-

lSS2-HenTy ~temmer. .JOhnstown. 7th VS. 81 %
lSSo-E. Il. Mccartney. +. COnemaugh.. 30 AZ
Henry Stemmer. JOhnstOwn 4th W. s. II
p. r. Miller, John stOwn. 9Th w. p o.
George ID. Pringle. Wilmore. ......-.. 90
F. Krug Barr township. Il 81
d. II. Jones. Cambria towuship...... l3 81
lSs5-AuguStine NOst Carroll township. 81 -
George SOuls5y, ClesTfield twp. lTO 9S
J, A TrONell Portage township. &c 81
- John n. Strayer Summerhill twp. % SO
lsSo--S. 3. EdmistOn. Barr township. Il IS
James NJ. Kelly. Cambria lst ..... so 7s
John 4. Jones, Cambria town ship. 60 y
3. A. DelOZieT. CarrOlltowL............. 81 OS
L J. Weakland, Carroll township. 2S3 65
George v, Krise Chest twp ....... 5s Il
stephen a. Cooper. Clearheld twp. l63 3S
Caleb Butler. COOpersdale-......-...-. 65
A. II. PenrOd. Croyle township. 209 p7
Jacob A Kline. Elder township. p o.
John 3. Murphy. Franklin BOr..-. Is 81
George Gutwald. Gallftzin BOr...... % 40
A. !. Berkey. Grubbtown Bor....... 43 "a
=. r. Miller, JOhnstOwn. 9Th W. 81 s.
+ +. Mullen. Portage township. 81 60
Henry Eichensehr. Prospect Bor.. Is Il
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